Blueberry Yogurt Alternative Made with Soy

This was my first time trying Silks blueberry yogurt, and it actually exceeded my expectations! The first thing I noticed was the vibrant purple color, and when I tried it, my first thought was that the blueberry flavor tasted very natural/realistic. I soon noticed that tiny blueberries were spread throughout the yogurt, a much welcome surprise! They provided a nice uniqueness to the yogurt. Overall it's a great yogurt and would make a great snack or dessert. I highly recommend it.

Another very pleasant Silk #yogurt for all of my #berrylover friends out there! Normally I just eat directly from the cup (less washing up,) but this yogurt deserved proper presentation. Just look at that incredibly rich color! Like the strawberry yogurt I tried previously, this was also fairly sweet and needed a good stir to homogenize. It indeed tasted of blueberries, with the occasional seed or speckle of skin to attest to the inclusion of real fruit. These yogurts are #teamsoy, so they have more meaningful protein content compared to other bases. They’re even fortified with vitamin D2, putting them on near-equal footing (nutritionally speaking) with a comparable non-vegan yogurt like original Yoplait. Of course, the #ditchdairy option is always better — I just look forward to the day when it’s priced the same — or less than — the stuff that harms animals.

Not good at all guys. Idk if this one sat on the shelf too long but the flavor was gross and the blueberries were like flakes

I usually buy the strawberry and peach mango flavors, but I recently discovered this flavor in a different store and I really like it. The taste reminds me of a blueberry muffin, and it has chunks of fruit in it like the other flavors.

Dairy-free yogurt tastes better than dairy yogurt and without the dairy side effect of sticky mucus! So far, all the flavors of Silk brand are taste bud pleasing! Blueberry now joins the positive ratings! I would like to try it with less additional sugar, if this brand would ever offer. More and more, I like to support brands that are USDA organic to minimize the effects of dangerous pesticides; so that is a suggestion to Silk. Big corporations need sustainable packaging in the area of compostable/biodegradable! Vegan peace and love